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🚨Trump Administration’s Crypto Policy Moves
Pro‑crypto regulatory shift🚨

Under President Trump’s administration, U.S. regulatory policy has generally become more supportive of cryptocurrency compared with prior leadership, with moves to loosen rules and host industry dialogues. �
PBS
Trump has publicly said the U.S. should be the “Bitcoin superpower” and framed crypto as strengthening the U.S. dollar and competitive stance against China. �
CoinDesk
📉 2. Market Impact of Trump‑Era Statements
Recent market news shows Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies have fallen, including hitting multi‑month lows since Trump’s election win. Experts cite a mix of macroeconomic factors and regulatory uncertainty. �
Business Insider +1
Despite a historically pro‑crypto stance, uncertainty about concrete legislation — such as the stalled Clarity Act — is keeping crypto markets volatile. �
Investors.com
💼 3. Trump Family’s Crypto Business Ties and Controversy
Trump’s family is tied to World Liberty Financial, a crypto company that has drawn controversy and political scrutiny. �
The Guardian +1
Critics argue that investments into World Liberty by foreign investors (e.g., from the UAE) raise potential ethical and conflict‑of‑interest questions. �
The Guardian
Trump’s team has defended these dealings, saying Trump is not personally involved in day‑to‑day business operations. �
The Wall Street Journal
📊 4. Market & Public Reaction
A crypto‑themed statue honoring Trump was unveiled by supporters, showing how some in the crypto community celebrate his pro‑crypto image. �
Blockmanity
Broader economic figures, including billionaires like Ken Griffin, have publicly criticized aspects of the administration’s business and regulatory environment, including around crypto ties. �
The Guardian
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🚨Cryptocurrency In China Right now🚨
China’s Hardline Regulatory Stance Continues
China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has reaffirmed that cryptocurrency transactions remain illegal nationwide — including trading, speculation, and related financial activities. Authorities warn that renewed crypto speculation poses financial risk and will face strong enforcement. �
Reuters +1
A recent multi-agency crackdown intensified focus on stablecoins (tokens pegged to fiat currencies), calling them risky and subject to enforcement. �
CoinDesk
This policy environment builds on the 2021 ban and represents one of the strictest anti-crypto campaigns globally. �
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📉 2. Enforcement and Broader Crackdowns
Chinese regulators and financial associations have expanded the ban to cover more crypto activities, including mining, tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), and any crypto-related business. �
BeInCrypto
Stablecoins and speculative trading are now highlighted as primary enforcement targets. �
CoinDesk
⚒️ 3. Crypto Activity Isn’t Completely Dead
Despite strict laws, some aspects of the crypto ecosystem are still active:
Bitcoin mining has rebounded in China. Data suggests Chinese miners now account for about 14% of global Bitcoin mining power, despite the formal national ban on mining activities. �
MEXC
Underground and informal crypto trading persists in some segments, although it remains illegal under Chinese law.
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🚨🚨Bitcoin (BTC) has been under pressure this week — recently falling below about $90,000 as broader risk-off sentiment hits crypto markets. Ether (ETH) has also dipped sharply, trading below ~$3,000 with one of the steepest 24-hour drops among majors. �
CoinDesk
Market declines have been linked to geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic volatility, with risk assets like stocks and crypto selling off together. �
DL News
🪙 Price Trends & Market Mood
Bitcoin and the wider market have lost much of early-year gains, with volatility back in force. �
CoinDesk
Analysts describe the market shifting toward a consolidation/neutral phase, especially for major coins like BTC and ETH. �
CoinDesk
Scams and fraud reports involving crypto continue to surface, reminding investors to be cautious. �
Vancouver Island Free Daily
⚖️ Regulatory & Industry News
There’s ongoing debate and industry fallout around new crypto regulations, highlighted by public disputes between notable figures in the space. �
Benzinga
Broader legislative and policy efforts (not necessarily fresh today but still affecting sentiment) aim to clarify how crypto is regulated in major markets like the U.S. �
CoinDesk
💡 Key Themes Affecting Crypto
1. Macro Influence & Risk Assets
Bitcoin’s recent weakness has been tied to broader risk-off moves (crypto, stocks fall while safe havens like gold rally) amid geopolitical worries. �
CoinDesk
2. Consolidation & Technical Structure
Market cycles for crypto may be shifting — analysts point to consolidation zones and the need for catalysts (like clearer regulation or institutional inflows) to reignite upward trends. �
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🚨🏛️ Major Regulatory & Policy Moves🚨
📊 Basel-Aligned Crypto Capital Rules Effective
Hong Kong’s financial regulator (HKMA) implemented Basel Committee-aligned crypto capital standards on Jan 1, 2026, requiring banks and financial institutions to treat crypto assets (BTC, ETH, stablecoins, tokenized assets) under internationally recognized capital frameworks — a global first for Asia.
Phemex
⚖️ Stablecoin Regulatory Framework in Force
Hong Kong passed a new Stablecoins Bill in 2025 to create a licensing regim
e for fiat-referenced stablecoins, with enforcement and issuance requirements now in effect.
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Regulators aim to set a high bar for stablecoin licenses, meaning only a limited number will be granted initially (expected early 2026).
China Daily
The ordinance mandates full reserve backing, strong anti-money-laundering (AML) and customer protections for stablecoin issuers.
CCN.com
🏦 Insurance & Institutional Capital Rules
Hong Kong’s Insurance Authority is proposing new crypto capital requirements for insurers, potentially including a 100 % risk charge on direct crypto holdings, while providing frameworks to channel capital into regulated digital asset infrastructure.
Bloomberg +1
📈 Licensing Expansion for Crypto Services
Hong Kong’s Securities & Futures Commission (SFC) continues to broaden licensing for crypto exchanges, custodians and trading venues as part of its digital asset hub strategy — though compliance and costs remain high.
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🇨🇳 China — Crackdowns, CBDC Push & Stablecoin Debates
🛑 Continued strict restrictions
China has reaffirmed its cryptocurrency ban, with authorities repeatedly cracking down on crypto trading and mining activity — and bitcoin price dips have followed such announcements. �
Anadolu Ajansı
Multiple Chinese regulators reinforced that virtual currency issuance, trading, financing, and real-world asset tokens are prohibited within the country. �
Medium
📉 Market responses & failed projects
A planned US$500M Ethereum asset-treasury project initiated by prominent Chinese crypto founders was shelved amid market slump conditions — indicating local venture hesitance. �
South China Morning Post
💱 Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) moves
China’s digital yuan (e-CNY) policy is evolving: commercial banks will now pay interest on digital yuan wallets to spur adoption. �
MEXC
Beijing is considering yuan-backed stablecoins to boost global currency usage and counter U.S. dollar and stablecoin influence. �
The Daily Star Bangla
⚠️ Anti-stablecoin stance
The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has openly labeled stablecoins as a threat to financial stability and vowed increased crackdowns — reinforcing that stablecoins are still unwelcome in domestic markets. �$BTC
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🚨🚨🇺🇸 United States — Regulation, Institutional Adoption & Market Trends
🧑‍⚖️ Regulatory progress and legal clarity
A pro-crypto bill (Digital Asset Market Clarity Act) is moving through the U.S. Senate to set clearer market rules and consumer protections — boosting investor confidence and helping price support. �
Barron's
U.S. lawmakers passed the GENIUS Act in 2025, a federal law to regulate stablecoins with a defined legal framework. �
Wikipedia
💼 Adoption by financial advisors
Despite volatility concerns, U.S. financial advisors are adding crypto to portfolios heading into 2026, signaling growing mainstream institutional acceptance. �
Stocktwits
💹 Price & market sentiment
Bitcoin has rebounded recently above key levels (e.g., above ~$97K — though still below prior peaks). Regulatory clarity and legislative focus are cited as major drivers. �
Barron's
💡 Strategic positioning
The U.S. has surpassed China as the world’s largest Bitcoin mining hub, with a dominant share of the global hashrate — reflecting a major shift in infrastructure presence. �
AInvest
A proposal has circulated for the U.S. to hold a national digital asset reserve, potentially boosting strategic crypto holdings. �
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